Sentence examples for began to mediate from inspiring English sources

The Charities Bureau of the New York State Attorney General's office began to mediate the dispute in late summer, and Brad Maione, a spokesman for the Bureau, said recently that there was growing optimism that a settlement could be reached.

The Hungarian prelates began to mediate between them in order to avoid a new civil war.

Last summer, the UN began to mediate a truce that would bind Madaya and Zabadani's fate to a separate pair of besieged villages more than 200 miles to the north.

The P.B.A. has asked the state Public Employment Relations Board, known as PERB, to declare an impasse and begin to mediate the dispute, but the city has continued to challenge that body's jurisdiction over the negotiations.

It argues also that the growth of a new 'educational enhancement sector' is beginning to mediate between schools and cities, producing the city in a form that is 'fit for' educational consumption.

The real is that world that we feel we have lost when we begin to mediate our experience through imagery or language; it is the world of unity with the other or the mother figure (which Continentally oriented feminists often write as (M Other to emphasize that it is a position of the other from the point of view of the child; typically this position is taken by women).

With amides (12a and 12b) in hand, we next began to explore the key copper mediated sequential arylation-dimerization of o-bromoanilides, in the hope that the oxidative dimerization might also be effected by copper salts in an efficient and economic "one pot" operation.

However, after 2000, the proportion of cases mediated and conciliated outside or inside began to gradually rebound before stabilizing.

Benedict XV was elected pope just as World War I began; his efforts to mediate a negotiated peace exhausted him, and produced no result whatsoever.

As connections form between nerve cells to initiate the formation of neural circuits, and their electrical properties emerge, the brain begins to process information and to mediate behaviors even during embryonic life.

"The hope is that we begin to live much more mediated by algorithms, but we don't pay attention to them.